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Hoa Library (A high order ambisonics library) for Faust

Version :

Hoa.lib 1.1 for Faust (Download). The hoa.lib file contains the high order ambisonics functions in FAUST. This file should already be included in the last FAUST distribution. You just need to include hoa.lib before coding to use it.

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Authors :

Julien Colafrancesco, Pierre Guillot, Eliott Paris

Licence :

The hoa.library in under the GNU Public License. If you'd like to avoid the restrictions of the GPL and use Hoa Library for a closed-source product, you contact the CICM.

Functions :
  • encoder : encodes a signal in the circular harmonics domain depending on an order of decomposition and an angle.

  • decoder : decodes an ambisonics sound field for a circular array of loudspeakers.

  • decoderStereo : decodes an ambisonic sound field for stereophonic configuration.

  • optimBasic, optimMaxRe, optimInPhase : weights the circular harmonics signals depending to the ambisonics optimization. It can be "basic" for no optimization, "maxRe" or "inPhase".

  • wider : can be used to wide the diffusion of a localised sound. The order depending signals are weighted and appear in a logarithmic way to have linear changes.

  • map : encodes a source with distance compensation.

  • rotate : applies a rotation of the sound field.

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hoalibrary-faust's Issues

License clarification

I noticed that the hoa.lib within the official faustlibraries is based on this code but states an LGPL+exception license, which is not compatible with the GPL that's mentioned here in README.md.
In fact, the strong copyleft of GPL, when used in a library that's supposed to be statically linked (which faust does), would enforce the use of the GPL on every work that uses it, even non-commercial open-source projects.

Maybe all this has been discussed already back when including hoa.lib into faust, but especially the license difference could be clarified here :)

encoder usage requires split

it seems counterintuitive to me that if I create a N order encoder there will be many inputs and I need an extra split operator e.g. :

declare name "Faust Effect";
import("stdfaust.lib");
process = _ <: ho.encoder(5, _, 0.5);

is there any case when an encoder would have more than 1 input? in which case wouldn't it be better if this split was unnecessary? is this an unavoidable artefact of the pattern matching technique used?

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